110.30—Hobby Club N THE AIR ==": ? 12:00—Current and Choice 12.30—Country Capers - Pom Preview SATURDAY PROGRAMS | !.00—C8C News and Weather CFCY-TV | 1.15—In Canada This Week 1.30—Encore 2 1 'p-m.—Musiele | 1.59—D.0. Time Signal 2.2 om —World ef Sport Baseball 2.03-—Off The Record 5. p.m—Bugs Bunny A.15—Weoods and Co. 60 p.m.—Belmont Stakes | 2.30—Chansonette © 30.p.m.—Countrytime 2.45—Cereers 7.0) pm. —CrCY TV News + | 3.00—Metropeliten Opere— 7 '6 p.m—Faberman’s Log “Cosi Fan Turtle” 7.30 po m.—tets Sing Out | 430—-CBC News . 800 pm—Beverty Hillbillies | 4:33—Saturday Sport 830 p.m.—Wagon Tain | 7.00—CB8C News

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Scores | 9.00—Biye Line

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1.00 p.m.—Musicele

1.30 p.m.—Country Calender aii jcorded the same rights, privil-| ; 2.00 p.m.—Tom Ewell Show | nee 'eges and treatment as the other | 2.30 p-m.—David Niven Show . }-2.03—Capitel- Report —- : students” while in ‘the air force | 8.00 p.m.~—Cenedien ‘Expedinon te 2.30—Pratiey A? The Movies ‘| school. i

: : ‘Baster islend 3.00—Where The Bible Speaks The statement was issued in | 4.00 p.m.—Heritege 3.30—Peoples“ Gospel Hour tresponse to inquiries about an 4:27 p.m.—C8C TV NEWS 4.00-CBC News jarticle in the June issue of | 4:30—20-20 | 4.03—Hebrew Christian Hour Ebony Magazine saying Dwight |

~ B00 p.m.—epenese Jeunt | 4.18—Classicel Piano apparently had heen dropped 5.30 p.m.—Wild Kingdom 1 (ai Mee ab feciotasl _'from the space program.’ The OM pe mnew oe Pere | $.00—National Beck to the Bible How, Magazine says he was she

6.30 p.m.—time of Your Life

7.00 p.m.—All Ster Theatre

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9.00 p.m.—Ed Sulliven Show 7.30—Fermily Bible Hour

10.90 p.m.—Borenre 11.00 p.m.—The Living Camere 8.00—CBC Sundey Night

12.00 pim.—C8C TV News 10.00—CBC Nations! News

12.08 @.m.—Loce! Weather and Sport: 10.10—Weekend Review & Our Specie! Scores

12.10 o.m.—Sign Of Spesker

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CKCW-TV 11.30—News end Regione! Weather

1.13 pm.—Stetion Sign On 11.35—Sterlight Serenede

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130 p.m.—Ceounty Calender i CBA RADIO

2:90 up.m.—Feith in Action j SUNDAY

2.30 p.m.—Comment end Conviction

|The Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat., June 5, 1965. 11

US. House Decides On Mission To Paris

| WASHINGTON ‘(AP)}—House it called a growing rift between | of Representative Republicans the United States and France decided Wednesday to send a “Misunderstanding bet ween 'mission to Paris for an inquiry friends threatens to break up

into “the grave and imminent the Free Worlds’ most essential |

danger” of a split in the Atlantic |institution, the North Atlantic | Alliance. Treaty Organization,’ the con-

| “Are you kidding?” asked ference said. : lSenate Republican Leader Ev- Across. the capital, Dirksen

i ‘said the House mission could erett M. Dirksen ‘when he heer’ | in, trouble for the United

“After all.” Dirksen told a States The Ilinecis Senator said -

press conference, “we do have he doesn't think the Congress- a state department and we ™Me" can avoid press _confer-

‘have a president who is sup- c®ces—and something might be

‘ id that could sour relations posed to conduct our foreign af- = fairs’ with an ally.

The House Republican confer- ,Representativé Pau! Findley

: of Illinois, who will head the | I P i ont eee Sr ae team leaving late next week,

said the state department team to Paris te look into what knows of the Republican . plan

Negro Fails _| ripuey's BELIEVE IT

As Astronaut |

The defence department | statement said he was ae |

because of a letter he wrote ' the defence department telling | of “racial pressure” against | thim at the air force aerospace | | school. ‘ | ‘The pentagon said the air, ‘force recommendation for fur- | ither training was made with- lout analification, and made a point of the percentage of as |

.and not only is co-operating bet ; is delighted.

: ‘Gaulle might be over a misun-—

derstanding

“That's cute,” said Dirksen His caustic comments came (amid 2 series of Republican ideclarations and press confer- lences on issues foreign and do- mestic

Republican policy +» makers declared that the US. has rot found an adequate military an-| swer to communism in South | Viet Nam

The party's co - ordinating

committee called for a free) world conference to lime up 2 co-operative effort in the South- east Asian war

ACCEPTS NEGRO NEW ORLEANS (AP) — The Louisiana state university med- ical schoo! has accepted its | “first Negro student, the chair- man of the admissions i tee said Thirsday. The tified youth, who will a freshman in September. reported to be the only one eight Negro applicants who accepted :

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5.25 20—Merine Weather vise Se6 ter chance of making the hand

8-96=The Outorm | 4 ba and South should plan his play, on — m 600—News end Weether ° vouTs accordingly. There is a reason: ee en Oe ey aun

G1SeMeset Won Sedhenen @AaQt able possibility that West has [SOLLY, M@.HIGH. TM PLUMS SIORY OF Tiny He <i. “wv 620-tese Pouds @Ke either the singleton eight or [SOSEY ASOUTTHEWALLY/ | On te gaia ey > 6-46.0ieine eA nine of spades, in which case, |i SCOULON'T HAVE <MAGOR HoePLs nove prot =) 760-Beck to the Bible + with careful play. a fourth SPORTSMAN AND PHILAN-) OFFICE 16 G ° 7. 30—News and Weather Tne piading: spede trick can be developed THROPIET, HAS DSCONERED

7. 45—Seturdey Night Hoedown | West North East Sonth In line with this, South cash- }

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9 25-CBC Nations! News—CBC Opening lead—six of hearts @30—-NHL Hockey and The Ovt come contracts leok imposst-

deoremen—C8C ble to make, but the wily de- V1 30—News end Weather clarer does not give up on these 11.35—Sterhght Serenade hands without at least giving 12.00—CBC News Maritime Weeth them the old college trv

cra For example take this hand

| where South is in three notrump

— and West leads a heart. East

6M Music On The Aenu takes the ace and returns @ 37 00—Musie On the Menu heart to the king

7 W—Music On The Venv Certainly declaret’'s eutlonk ts 80--CRC News & Inland Weather dim at this point. He sees eight 8.1S—Meritime Sportscest sure tricks. with not much ores

and Sports Srene ipect of getting a ninth It would 8 45—Songs Around The World | seem that his only chance of 9.00—-CBC News end, - tmhanufacturing an additiona!

From Our Own Correspendere trick is to lead the ace ot 9.10—Music For Saturday ~ spades in the hope that West $0.00—Matines Hichiiahen \was dealt the singleton tack and

jack with the queen. Next he leads the ten of spades ~

East must cover with the jack and South plavs the ace, catch- ine West's eicht Declarer now plays the ten of clubs te the ace and returrs a lew spade from dummy, successfully finessing the sever when East follows low

Virtue 1 rewarded when South: then plavs the ace of spades and leads the carefuliy preserved six of clubs to the ercht in order te cach trick num- ber, nine—the king of spades

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